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DPhil Student, Tinashe Ngwenya

Tinashe Ngwenya BEng MSc MRes

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EMAIL: tinashe.ngwenya@eng.ox.ac.uk
COLLEGE: Balliol College
LOCATION:
Oxford Thermofluids Institute

Biography

Mr Tinashe Ngwenya is studying the effect of non-equilibrium carbon monoxide on turbine component design.

Research Interests

  • Heat transfer
  • Gas Turbines
  • Turbine blade cooling
  • Combustion
  • Shock tubes
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Research Groups

Heat Transfer and Cooling

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